Ambassadors encourage community improvement by visiting homes, leading home fellowships and spiritual uplift, and teaching others. They are trained to be self-sufficient and commonly have multiple streams of income.
Ambassadors are trained for a year including 3 months of classroom work and 9 months of field work.
Each month of classroom work includes 100 hours of study and is followed by three months of practical implementation visiting with families and community leaders.
Our indigenous partner has been training ambassadors since 1985. Contact us for details about training and results.
A scholarship for an ambassador training project is $3,600 and impacts hundreds of people. In addition training an ambassador through the 12 month program, the donation:
Sponsors 500 children for CBS
Sponsors 30 adults for 10 months literacy training program
Every sponsor receives a plaque with a picture of the ambassador, the location where the ambassador is serving, and a brief description of the community.
A report on the progress of the ambassador is sent every four months during the year of training.
A full training class for 12 ambassadors is $12,00 and impacts thousands of people and several communities.
Sponsors receive a picture and bio of the ambassador, the location where the ambassador is serving, and a brief description of the community.
A report on the progress of the class of ambassadors is sent every four months during the year of training and a final report is sent after the training is complete.
